Bal Harbour
Bal Harbour boasts one of the most affluent populations in Florida with a mean family income of over $126,000 annually. The village has a new park for residents and their guests as well as a new jogging path that track.
Locations in this area
BelliniHarbour House
Discreet elegance is the keynote of Bal Harbour, Florida — long the favored hideaway of the rich and famous. Home to the most exquisite designer shopping in South Florida, the beachside village of Bal Harbour is a zenith of glamour and exclusivity.
The island, occupying just 3/10 of a mile between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay, is protected by its own 24-hour manned guardhouse, which requires a toll to pass. Tall palms guide the way to the village’s wide and immaculate roads, allowing traffic to flow easily through Bal Harbour’s boutique-lined streets. The shoreline is marked by high-rise luxury condominiums, the 644 room Sheraton Bal Harbour Beach Resort, the Sea View Hotel and very soon the brand new St Regis.
Single-family homes, in actuality sprawling mansions in the walled-in community, are sheltered from view and from unlikely crime, which police reports characterize mostly as small acts of vandalism and theft from shops and residences along with car vandalism.
Bal Harbour boasts one of the most affluent populations in Florida with a mean family income of over $126,000 annually. The village has a new park for residents and their guests as well as a new jogging path that track.
But one of the most luring aspects of Bal Harbour Village to tourists and visitors from surrounding South Florida locations is the Bal Harbour Shops, an outdoor mall complete with tropical foliage and waterfalls. The ambience of Bal Harbour, Florida is meant to be savored amidst an array of cuisines served in a Bal Harbour Mediterranean-style garden café, an elegant dining room or a terrace overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.